Dmitry Baevsky will be at KITANO JAZZ in New York on April 16th!
Kitano is located at 66 Park Ave (E.38th St) New York, N.Y.
Reservation and information: (212) 885 7119
We're very happy to be back on the roads of France, Switzerland, Germany and Spain with pianist & vocalist Champian Fulton this month! We look forward to meeting fans and new faces during this tour! See you here or there!
Nous sommes heureux de repartir en tournée sur les routes de France, Suisse, Allemagne ou Espagne avec la pianiste et chanteuse Champian Fulton ce mois-ci! Nous serons ravis de rencontrer de nouveaux fans et de nouveaux visages tout au long de la tournée. A bientôt ici ou là!
Pianist Jeb Patton just released an amazing book that is soon to become a "must-have" for the new generation of jazz pianists. This new book focuses on how to play (or “comp”) behind a jazz soloist. It is a step-by-step guide to basic comping rhythms, voicings, and progressions — as played by the masters.
YOU CAN DOWNLOAD THE BOOK ON THIS LINK: http://www.shermusic.com/1883217784.php
"Jeb, being as thorough as he is, came up with this unique idea showing how the great jazz pianists accompanied or “comped” behind soloists. He has done the homework for aspiring jazz piano players. Thanks to Jeb Patton.”— Jimmy Heath, jazz saxophonist, composer/arranger, NEA Jazz Master
"This is an incredibly valuable aid to anybody who has tuned into the amazing legacy of a very special field in jazz known as "comping." This is the first of its kind; a treasure in my opinion. And, it's coming from a guy who has been in the trenches, writing from his experience playing on the bandstand.”— Monty Alexander, jazz pianist
"This book is about to become an immeasurable bridge in the hope of keeping real Jazz alive in the future. Jeb is putting his love of the music out into the world in such an immediately accessible, universally useful way.”— Benny Green, jazz pianist
"This book fills a huge need. Comping is an often over-looked area of piano playing by young players. Jeb Patton is a terrific pianist who has written a book that will, no doubt, become an essential resource for pianists and piano students for generations to come.”— David Berkman, jazz pianist, author, educator